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Bumping for my fried Cirzoke. Nice cues btw.

I would like to ask what's the difference between a layered/laminated cue tip and a non-laminated/leather cue tip. Based on what I read, layered/laminated cue tips are better because it's durable and it doesn't mushroom out or flatten. It's also reliable especially if you prefer to use a lot of...

Just got curious. I'm interested in getting a cue of my own too. When you say straightness, do you mean the shaft should taper evenly all throughout? Am I correct in saying that when you roll the cue on the pool table, it should roll evenly and shouldn't create waves on any part of the cue.

Thanks for the tips guys. So it takes that long to get the hang of it again, huh? Well, I guess it sure does. I was still in school when I started playing and I think cutting classes did speed up the process. LOL. I kinda got to shoot some last night and I think I really need a lot of practice...

Haven't really paid any attention to the details of every cue I've used back then. I'll take a look into the cues you mentioned and I think I'll play some more too. Thanks captain and nambaruani. Really appreciate it.

Hi. I'm trying to go back in the game after probably 7 or 10 years (I hope I didn't miss a lot) and I plan to get a cue of my own. I'm eyeing a custom-made cue. I believe it's made from cocobolo and ebony. Any pointers that you guys can give me on what to get? What should the measurements...

nice. i'm at home but i already sent you an email regarding your cues.